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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-02-08
Onn,t

Tride with any Throat or Lung Disease.
Il you have Cough or Cold, or the chill.
dren are threatened with Group or
Whooping Cough, use Acker's English
Remedy and prevent further trouble. II
is q positive cure, and We guarantee it,
Price 10 and SOC. Logan & Co. and @,
MCQketQpller. - q 1
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-02-08

Tho Democratic party should take early
stepa to nip the bud any movement Of an
nexing Canada to the United States. II
Canada should become part of this coun-
try, where would patriotic Democrats find
refuge during our next wsr2-Ohio State
Journal. Y. * i5y,g; y, 1!;s
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-02-08
Tho llcns0n

why Acker's Blood Elixir ia warrentcd, Ia
because 1t Is the best blood preparation
known. It will positively cure all blood
diseases. purities the whole system, and
thoroughly builds up the constitution.
Remember, woguaransee it. Logan 4 Go.
and G. Menkemeiler. s.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-02-08
The Natural Gas Company Of West Va.
To tho Citizens Of Wheeling Using Nat.
ural Gas for Domestic Purposes.

Last week my attention was called 10 frequent
cases where tho fire In the crate was unsatisfactory
as 10 heat and gas found. burning around tho
mixer under tho CRATE. Whenever that occurs the
tiling in the crate should be taken out and read
jnstcd over and around the burner or distributing
pipe. TO secure bright clean, Eaie aud sa,isfac
tory fire. tho filling in the crate ought to be taken
out abou! onca a month. and all tho dust or dirt
that hns accumulated around tho mixer or dis.
trlbutlng pipe removed and the filling carefully
through the filling III the CRATE. II the openings
In The burner are allowed to become charged with
dus! the gas may be driven down around the
mixer aud might become dangerous By finding Its
iyny down through tho hearth.
4 careful OBJ eryation Of tho above will insure
good, clear fire, aud prevent possible accidents
from fire. z0-.T -A
feS G, W. BATCBELOR, Prcs't
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-02-08
DIED,

lIES3lIAW-At West Bridgeport. Ohio Monday.
February 7, 1857, NATHAN HESsuAw, aged 2S
years, II months and 7 days 200
Funeral from his late residence on Wednesday,
Fcbrury 0. at2 o'clock +. NJ. Friends OF tho
family arc invited to attend, 7=..
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-01-19
mru. SBatua q esbm.

nniere Sauptnabruns if unb bleibi
bas Gleii1, unb UNI fol9es frif9 uno
gut au erlaneen, fanr man unm6glid
einen 3uperIdiFgeren Marft finben, ale
ben BON Wm. 06fing & Sobn, No.
511 Abe. 6. Die 9erren baben benz
@ei9mad ibrer 2unben &e9nuag &C.
trageir unb In ibrem gtabiiHement cine
faIte 9uftmaidine erridtet, pel9e allen
Nnforoerungen fur grbaltung unb glt'
fernung i9dbli9er Sngrebienaen bes
6leii9es entipridt. sic baben beffdn'
big in ibrer 8iebb6fen eiuen groben
8orratb BON Waitpieb, aus uel@em
nur bas Bette fiir lire 3unoen getpdbli
wiro. Wer reel bebieut fein nil, ben
6efnde ben Marft, No. 511
Mpeuue 6. 1,10t1f
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Cages Veuiseetten.
SnIanb


- Bon Waf6ington tuiro get1elbet.
baB In ben 0erbdltniHen BON Sunfei
Cor cine 8erbeKerung eingetreten 1T.
= Sas Gauseomite bat bic beibeu
Bills, tpel1e ben Witttpen 2ogan uni
General Dlair penfionen sufpre6eu.
niebcrgeitimmt.
= Das 59abmeiier > Departemeni
bat ii9 seipeisert. ben Smport bon
Dieb aus Qdnoern, In 6enen Gungen'
t~rantbeiten berriden, 5u perbieten.
- Ser prdfibent ernauute Mrtbut
Meeri@eibt in ga Strange, Seyas, sum
Pofmeiffer.
MusIanb.
- Ser gbefeIerf bes poifarntes In
paris bat 40O, 900 ST. seffoblen unb If
bamit gefloben.
- @ublano mill feline Musnabmeu
in benz Geiebe MAIDEN, ipeldes ausldn,
bilGe 2anbbefber In aublanb stDiagt,
Hufen au tuerben ober alis5utpanbern,
= sSn Wien tuuroen atuei 3eituuger
confscirt. neil tie Nnbeutungen iibe,
militdriide Betpegunger ma@ten.
Oas brittifhe Qa~nonenbooi
.6irm1 III on Der 2ife bon gumber'
lanb gei1eitert. 10 Maun Der Be-
iabung tpur5en gerettet.
= 6ran36fiI1e 3apitaliffen fnb er'
b6tig. RuBlanb cine anleibe gu MAIDEN
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GO a,ebt mehr Gatarrh in bieI

= gs gtebt mebr @atarrb in bieier
Settion bes 2anbes, als ale iibriger
2rantbeiten aufammen genommen, unb
big in bic Iebten Sabre binein purbs
oerielbe fur unbeiIbar gebalten. Wdbs
renb pieler Sabre bieltsn bic Merate Gas
tarrb fir cine iotale 2ranfbeit unb iu9s
ten he nit lofalen Mitteln 5u beilen, ba
bieie aber ni6t ani@lage1 polten, ers
tldrteten fie aulebt ben @atarrb fur UNI
beilbar. Eie Wihenidaft bdlt ibn fur
cine epnFitutioueIle 2ranfbeit, berer
6eiluug conltitutiouelle Mittel erfor'
Bert. 0atI's gatarrb Sure,
fabri3irt bon s. 5. gbenep&@o.,
Solebo, Ohio, III bas einaige conitttu'
tionelIe MitteI, bas fi9 ge%geuwdrtig in
Marfte beiinbet. So wiro innerli9 Gus
getpanot in Dozen bon 10 Sropfen IN
eimetm 3beeIbfel. gs mirft brett aui
bas Blut unb bic Wueus Oberffd9e
bes Spitems. Die 6abrifanten bieteu
800 fur ieben Soil. in benz bas Mittel
bic 6eilung. berfagt. Man fenbe mad
gireuIaren unb3eugniiIen unb abbreiire
s. s. @benen & 6 o.,
3oleoo, Ohio.
Ba-Bei allen Mpotbetern fiir Is Gents
3u baben.
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Bel spansis aiiatii9en S6neibern, oa
mubfen iie perbuugern. Sa nun aber
mad Der TRADITION elm gemeiniamer
Sob aler 3tp6If 2rofobile ben 8ebrau6
aufbebt, obne Sdaben fir bic fernere
Nadfommeni9aft Der &abf6i's. 10 btir'
fen mir bOHen. BOB bas eble 20nissse'
i9Iedt nod piele Sabrbun6erte lang
bas Rei9 in Weisbeit uuh Slid regies
rem perbe!"
6eil unierem 36nig unb ieinem
Stamme! riefen ole Mnmeienben.
limb Giles 8ute Der magerel 3untl
ber inoiiden S9neiber! fiste &abf9i
el almib better BEL.
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Die Tloreuce Ntabttnsale eer Rim
berpfteee.

Die Nloreuce Ntabttneale bet Rtu'
berpfieee.
6clgentes it elm ansjus zines an ben
Deuti4en Reform WeHenSer in. @9am'
b~ersburst, Ba., sei&rietenen Hriefes:
Cine WObItbdterin.
Oefnet bic Tbirs far Re unb Wrs.
Dinslow mirb beueiien, baB fie bic anle'
rifanilde 6lorentiner Nadtisaa Der 3ins
Der III. Dappn fnb mir 70 iber5eust,
bus mir ~unierer .SuirA Iehren weroeu
su iasen: r@eiesuet lei Wlrs. Winslow''
neil fe berieIbsn bebilfi& mar, user BIZ
Yericse bes 3ahneRs unb aubere Des
idwerli&teiten fir ainber bintpes5ufOms
men. Wrs. Winslcp's SOOtbtns Sprup
nimu,t ben 9inbern bic S4mer3en unb
furrrt Dpisntrie unb Diarrtoe. Gr
madt ben @aumen CART, befreit BON
Gntaanbuns unb briast bos 3inb Sladli&
aber bic Beriobe bes 5abnens htnres.
Gr tbut aerabe bas, mas er rcr9iebt 80
tbun, Gdes unb nidt tpeniser. Bir pa.
Sen einmot Wars. Binslow seiehsn unb
fennen fe rur burh ibren SOOTHING
Sarup fir 9inber. Wenn mir bic Wa&t
bdtten, ipirben mir fe ais Seilanb far
bic 9inber hinffeIen = mas fe aud In
Der Ebat III. Der Snrup wirb IN
allen Gpothefep gu rs Gents per 5lai4s
perfauft.
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Is. ~ Mnner.

205 Wei 6 f ia E.,
bdlt elm sroBes unb febr ~aerpdbltes 2as
ger bon Sapeteu, &ouIeauT,
SiIberrabmen unb Settle n,
unb ferner neben 3eidnensM ateriaIien
aaer art. Garbeu unb Nnftrei.
der : M aterialien, Defenders
8 ammers fertig gemif9te
Garben, bic beiten unb binigffen i'm
Marfte, BIZ unter boiler 8arantie ners
tauft perben. Sen 4 r. uns g b e.
geIgIas unb anbere in biefes Sad
f9lagenbe artifel; tporin Serr Miler
has gr0bte 2aser i'm Mefiea bes Staa.
tes bat. Muftrdge aus benz 2anhe uers
ben prompt ausgefibrt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-01-19

- Sn Berlin finb bic Oidter nod
aiGt a~usgeftorben. Sn Der Dranien'
burgers traBe bat elm Sdanftpirtb Elm
Sransparent ausgebdngt, ipel9es i'm
r%einften 3ufunftsoeuti6 bic foIsenben
Detfe entbdlt:
,gorgs bu elm freunb.
SO lit es 8erl0ren.
8orgs blu ibm niht,
@eret Ct in Corn,
gehsr lei Sein 3orn,
aIs @eIb unb 5reutio ~berloren".
Gin sipeiter gers eibt bur9 bic Blus
me al periteben, bab bier fein @rebit
getpdbrt tpirb:
rHie Rofe bIuebt,
Die 9orne fi6t-
@er gleid be3ablt.
Wergiftmeinni6t."
Der brittle Wers enbli1 1T niGt obne
6umor:
Sur G@naps, 8ier unb 6appenpappen
ST beim gmpfang glei9 5u berappea,
SIR Qles Mnbers 1T bagegeu
9as baare Gelb glei9 bin;uleeen.
wDet bi9te i'd ians alleene", faste
Der breibunbertpfiinbige Wirtb unb
feuf3te: nSa, uenn Id bios man aps'
iebilbet tu6re..-."
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Gin auaemebmes etarfamasmttteI.

SoftetterS Wagenbttters tft ent'
f&ieben elm ansenebmes StdrfuussmitteI. Dis
Menberuns, bic biefes arobe boianifde Seil.
mtteI In benz serritteten Rorper te-uorruft. II
INNER ansenebm unb ;usIei6 fiber fOrtfdrei'
ienb, niemaIs nI0tliGer unb beftiser Ratur.
slus biefem @runbe III es DEFENDERS fur eeut'
nit fdpddliGem R0rper uub fdpa6en Nerueu
a~eeianet, benen bic ftarfen mineralif6en Tro'
suen entfGieben i9dbIid fino. Dab 60 oi'
Borsdnse herporruft, ipelde bic @ie6srberiiel.
lung Der @eiunbbeit unb Der ardfte berbeifab.
rem, rirb sur @eniise in ben Gdaen b~epiefen.
in henen Is sebrau9t birb, am unperoauIiA.
lett, bic In ben meiffen 8dlen In gerbinonne
NIT biIi0fen eeibsn anb gerhnpfuns erfGeint
biefe bdufise ilrfa9e torperlider Sdwdde ~
entferneu. Cine sriinbIide gerbavuns, ein'
reaeImd6iae ausleernna uno cine rsi4Iide US.
ionberuna, folsen prompt unb unfebIbar an
ieinen fpffematifden 9ebraud % 1T auber'
BEN bas bette Sdutmittel eegen Walaria uni
elm ausse;ei@netes barntreibenees Mittsl.
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10 c u

perben grIei9teruns hires 2opfmebes,
S1immern Dor ben Nugen, Masenfdus
re, unrube, unnerbaulidfeit. beitdnbi=
gen ober 3eitipeiien nerp6Ien 2Dpf.
fdmer3en, &ideus ober NIerenf9mdde,
pein in ben S9uItern uno beri9iebe'
men 36rpertbeilen. ibrer Waiiigfeit unb
S9mdde burd bas ginnehmen bon
Simmons 2iber Regulation
finben. 9lt unb Sung folten Jpn
gebrau9en. gr i9medt ni9t libel, IN
rein begetablii9 unb nidt na6tbeilis
fiji bic 3artefe 9Oniitution. Nur Der
BON So. 3eilin & SO. bereiiete lit edit.
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GsssmsHittsl bel aaaaIaria.
1886. peri #. 1886.
L. HUH & SOHN,
bic aIte unb bsp66rte
Gtfen> u. 9ul5maaren>,

eyayteu. uub Gas1en>p anDIuno
SO, as uab see Mntt-esrals
0au Autpnio- ---..----.xexae
9nben foebsn sr5aIttn:
Siren perbf. unb @inier : Debarf bon
.. ganbreth &Go4n 0arteu'
uub BtumensS en-.
Inter auberm ueue ornt< araut~ nnb epinat.
Gamen, tribe Bobnsn nnb Grbfeu fhs esrbt.
pFdu3uue, &iuter. Hoeeea uHb Gsrife, NtAefI
eor8bum n. (. 10.
1000 Pfuub neue grnte Sub. Snmeu.
SO YFunb CT #afo 8niebfI. Sanen.
200 8uf6eI e6fen Sotulen 8rass Safitn.
i4afen. uub Bnfiure 0ros . Gamer, alfalfa,
rotteu unb peiben Aise> Samea.
Naenten fur BIOS. 11eifle g. Cos 4entudt
EIue @ras SuIfb Yfase, bic beaen, einta9ffen.
idrffsn unb biIigfen Reit . @aass i'm 9artts
gseutsu fur bic berabmteu
Brin1y Pf1uege.
pfauet Il. GamensriIs, 9aub : VHise uni
&uItibafors, Belle 9th 8utter-G dueibesnaf6i'
uen, 0u|. .. Bre9f &urImafhinea unb But.
der 1ltenfIien, eurrilon Bros & 90. semif9t'
8arbeus SctnionS Gdlftuirforben &C.
Carl 8. wRutte H~ienenrauder, 0onis'
Grtroeters uub Wsher,
AHss ~ ben nissrisHen Preifen.
i. Huth & Sohn.
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Sn ben G%roeerpitore BON Burner
& Mcglure gu Sort Wortb bransen
Siebe elm unb ffabIen oas borrdtbige
@elb. aud fprensten fe bas eiferne
Safe, uurben banH aber seff6rt unb
entHoben.
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saeue asaareml Neme @aaren!

8 m GtnberellaS 1ubsStore
gde 5ouffonftraBe 6 ape. 6.
6err Baum bonn Cinderella S1ubs
fore bat bic 6ftIi1er Mdrtte beiu1t
uno einen iiberraiGerb reiG baltisen
8orratb BON @duben fur 9amen uno
2inber, iowie fiir 5erren eingefauft.
Die Waaren fiub D0rsigli6: oauerbafi
unb febr preismiirbig. Seoe Camille
iolte es fi1 sur 4ufgabe MAIDEN, i,,rer
Bebarf an S6ub5eug I'M @inbes
reIIa store 81 faufsn. aHo psrs
gebt rii1t ben
@inbereIIa ~S9ubsStore.
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ma .cHARLEs a. VoeELER CO.,, BALTIMORE. M&
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-09
THE WESTERN FIELD TRIAL

CARTHAGE. No. Nov s-Today the first
meeting Of this seasons field trial com
menced and was attended by upward, oi
twenty sportsnen IN addition 70 the train
ers The Derby stakes was first on the list
and ten dogs were entered. Bert Crane :
sitter. Little elf was ap against p =. y
Randolph's pointer. Nell At 1n.l,. This
heat lasted one hour and a half bur Ia
birds were found az i2,j1. TIE ttFJ were
ordered I'D and put down On the li-' FOR 20
morrow morning.
The next was }. l. Case. Jr's setter dog
Kings Marx. against \ r Harrid1e
pointer bitch, Nelly, Jr. This YVES TIE
first heat Of the day and was won By
Kings Mark, with nothing r. spare Time
u 70 i2.1S- The dogs were up again al Las
and closeH At 25T
Next came y a Bolen setter dogs Pray
and Gladstone against r &. S,s~i.ux. =
pointer dog. Hubert. called az -, and
Finished ~ ! The pointer. ezh. lIted rurfeh
merit. hat seemed to have hard luck
Gladstone did not show Up 4, first bls ~
She finish did brilliant werk and won
easily.
W G. Nellor's setter dog, jim. was On
tered against D-ury iuEpFEo8d setter
bitch. Bile II ka8sas City They were
Du; down - -. and ran til duSk. ~ J-;l.
during which time Belle made one point.
and during his ali TIE work 4 nerr Tor
ne day 4a= done
The judge --pre Thomas Eo@beT. flogis
Kind and Z & Van Horn who took fnr
rIace II .-ahu * Nu1sga. The day vas
not vs-y suitable. OWING - the brat. and
also the dust Fa- much a-s rls' them.
Is Water o. Chicago. j. here represent
.l.Z the American FIe.G. and eEprfs-es
himself vel pleased slth the Os1tl1Dk for
EEe week sport-
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-09

in Ohio net a Republican gain of 1886
Foraker 25. 1914. Powell 1851, Seilz 2,497,
Sharp 1.1SS. The last twenty-four pre-
cincts make no change IN the Republican
gain
Two hundred and five precincts in Ohio,
give net Republican gain of :, 400. Fora
ker IS, 800 Powell q ,149, Seilz 2,647, Sharp
1891.
CINCINNATI, Nov. SIN Hamilton coun-
ty the returns already received show that
Foraker has carried the county by posi-
Div 1900 Some estimates place 1t higher.
This. in consideration of the reports cur
rent during the day that Powell was re-
ceiving Union Labor votes would justify
the conclusion that the entire county tick
ct of the Republicans is elected.
The Democrats elect the sheriff and
comptroller in the city, the Republicans
electing the balance of the ticket. The
State ticket is Republican by about 5000.
In 1885 the Republican majority was 40,
SIC.
Four hundred and twenty-eight pre-
cincts in Ohio, net Republican gain 500,
in total vote of 134.3Jt The greater por-
ton of this gain is in Hamilton county,
while the remainder of the state is nearly
evenly balanced. If the same rate is main
tanned Foraker's plurality will be from
70. 600 TO p. 600.
The chairman of the Republican state
central committee claims 5000 plurality
for Governor Foraker and "a Republican
majority in both branches Of the legisla-
tIIPa
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-09
FOUR MORE.
Four Men Have Been Arrested in Chicago
Charged With Conspiracy.

CHICAGO, Nov. S.-Conspiracy is the
charge under which two men, said by the
police to be rabid anarchists, were taken
from the central station this afternoon and
locked up at the armory, The two, with
two others under lock and key and the
closest surveillance, are said, by the police,
to be implicated in a plot, the exact nature
of which the police are not yet ready to di-
vulge, but which contemplated the use of
force against the execution of the death
sentence on the condemned men. Frederick
Korst was arrested late on Saturday night
by detective Schuttler in the vicinity of
Caybourn Ave. and Division street At the
time of his arrest Horst had on his person
four 38-calibre dOuble-action revolvers Of a
cheap pattern. These weapons were for
delivery to Emil Wende. to whom Horst
was under contract to bring a dozen revol-
vers of the same pattern. Wende, in re-
turn was to distribute the weapons to per-
sons already selected. Wende was arrest
ed very short time after Horst and both
were detained at the central station until
this afternoon. Werde was booked for
charge of conspiracy, as was Horst, against
whom the additional charge of carrying
concealed weapons was placed.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-09
LIVELY SHOOTING MATCH.
A Brazil Father Objects to His Daugter's
Loyer-1'he Ready Revolver.

BRAZIL, Ind. Nov. S.-A highly sensa-
tional shooting scrape occurred here at
about seven o'clock this morning between
Hon. Geo. Knight and Mr.. David Kahn, a
young man connected with clothing
house in the city. For two years past Mr..
Kahn has been keeping occasional company
with a daughter Of Mr.. Knight contrary to
the latter's wish. who finally ordered him
to desst He failed 10 do SO. however, and
was on the street with Miss Knight in com
pany with other young friends last night.
When near the Knight residence Mr..
Knight appeared with a revolver and fred
three shots at him.
The next scene was the shooting scrape
at the store this morning. Mr. Knight de
liberately walked to the door. and seeing
Mr.. Kahn within, opened fire on him. The
fira was returned in kind five shots being
fired by each party. Mr.. Kahn received a
flesh wound on the arm. bur Mr.. Knight
escaped unhurt. although two shots were
fired at him as he walked off, having
enptied his revolver. The affair mas Gre
ated quite an excitement throughout the
city. where all the parties are well and
favorably known Miss Knight is young
and has not vet completed a course of edu-
cation which her father had designed for
I.r
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-09
WORSE AND WORSE,
New Brides and Grimes Being Brought to
Light in Gray County.

CIMARRON, Kan. Nov. S-Just prior to
the recent county seat election here, so it
is said, seventy men living in the north
east part of this county banded together
under the name of Dark Lantern Men, and
sold their votes together, receiving 81, 500
from Cimarron syInpatizers. This was
paid to the enc who had been elected treas
urer and had been required TO give bond,
out after the votes We're east the treasurer
absconded with the bride. The Dark
Lantern Men turned to the bonds
man, who refused to pay, ard was imme-
diately imprisoned by his comrades, who
swore to hang HIM within the next forty
eight hours If the 81 800 was not forthcom-
ing.
No one can possibly state what will be
the outcome OF last weeks election. The
ballot box here is zealously guarded, the
Notifications still remaining IN place. 1t
is known that 5000 in cash has been offer
ed by ingalls, and her people for the box
and an attack is momentarily dreaded.
Six hundred and fifty armed men have
been making ingalls, their headquarters
for the past few days, and they openly an
nounCe that they have determined that
ingalls, shall have the county seat
by fair means or foul. A line OF
pickets is maintained about the place every
night and any attempt by stranger to en-
ter Cinarran meets a prompt challenge.
Another bitter county fight will be in
augurated tomorrow by the election in
Garfield county. The rival towns are Emf
nence and Ravenna. and the excitement Is
such that Il unsafe for resident of one of
these places to venture within the limits OF
the other. \ number of rifles and Il sup
ply OF ammunition We're Struggled to Ra-
VIENNA today from Cimarron. InclOSed in
collins. These are FOR the purpose
of repulsing the attempt which will
be made by Bat Masterson and his party
10 enter that city and terrorize the voters
polls.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-09
| Eft HIM HANG.

OPELILE, Aia Nov. S-George Hart
colored, who murdered young Ed Waldrup
near Waverly last year, was taken out OF
Jail here last night by a mob Of eighty
masked men and carried TO the place where
the crime was committed. where he WAS
hanged to a tree. and his body riddled with
bullets a placard placed upon his back
read: The person who cuts this man
down viii suffer the same fate
The mob came into town about eleven
O'Clock. and was 50 orderly that no one
knew they were here until the sheriff re-
ported it, When they arrived they pro
ceeded to the Jail and demanded the Keys
from Sheriff Gordon, which was refused
vhereupou six men overpowered him and
took the KEYS. After ne saw the true con
,.ition Of affairs he tried to pur-
5Ilade them 10 lot the law take its course.
The leader said: We viii take the id
.sw in our own hands and hang Hart our
selves
The murder Of Ed Waldrup took place in
Jcto5er Of last year. Hart, with two
theirs. was run down. One Of the men
was Iynched By hanging. The second. i
Il claimed. was burne1i To death, while the
third ffI,rtJ has just met his fate. He was
to have been tried for his crime on Thur
IL
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OHIO.

CINCINNATI. O.. November S-The cleo
tion in Ohio TO-DAY j. for Governor. Lieu
tenant GoyccBVr. judge Of the supreme
court. auditor, Treasurer, U1torney gen
eral Il member of the board of public
works. for~memhers of the general
ASSEMBLY ana for county and township
officers. There are few tickets before the
people: Republican. democratic Union
Labor and Prohibition. The weather Is
pleasant all over the Stare
In this city a heavy vote was polled early
in the forenoon.
COLUMBUS. November S-The election
under new registration law i passing of
the most Quiet of any ever held in the city.
There has been no disturbance OF any char
acter and half Of the registered vote was
polled N noon The new law : meeting
with general favor from members OF both
parties.
CINCINNATI. O.. November S.-Confesr!-
sons VIII be made with the Governof,s
vote for lSS5. There were >, l6I wards anu
precints in the State Of Ohio N lS;si, Che
vote was as follows: Republican, 80, al /:
Democratic. 81 $40; Prohibition. h'ISl;
Labor 2.00l: Scattering, %.174; total 1yki,iVt,
Foraker's piura lily over Hoadley l3.8@i,
J u Foraker j the present EepusltcSh
candidate for governor 7. /. HuNeh u
the Democratic Card,tiDte. >eitZ "A ehe
mon Labor cEln0iu8lc aGti SAdtD sAS paw
hihition candidate
Sixay-four precints in Ohio net a RepQb-
hcan gain of 500 FORAKER, S.oIii t'aweli,
$50: Seilz l.I15; SharE. le5.
The absence Of the Crion Labor vose In
1855. and its large proportion nav in Tn
cinnaJi. causes an increase IL the heS Re-
publican gain in this county out OF propor-
ton to the total vote. where the laeor vote
has drawn more heavily from Democrats
than from Republicans, which i usually
the case. the Republican gain is Increased.
though the Republican total play % de
: creased.
One hundred and seventy seven preei ncts
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FIELDEN SORRY.

CHICAGO, Nov. Sin addition 70 the
joint letter of Spies, Fieiden and Schwab
deploring the loss OF life at the Haymarker
and diSayOwing the use OF force. the form
CT employers o. Fielden have secured from
MIN separate letter TO the governor cor
Tossing that Ire had been guilty. o. using
eztravagen- and Unjust.fiable language
which he now regrets, and saying that he
Tecants and disavows ali his loyalty TO
the doctrine that the wrongs Of any class Of
society should he righTed by violence Judge
Gary with states Attorney Grinnen and
the latter's assistant. Mr.. Inghan. have
endorsed upPn the application their views
IN he case. Lawyer Foster. acting for
Scawab. has pUrSUej. 4 very similar course
and has received a recognition OF whatever
clsjnls Schw2b may have 10 a commute
ton from AIeSsrS Grinnell and ingham- II
may De said with confidence that Judge
Gary and Mr. GrinneH VIII take no steps
in favor OF the Communication Of any other
OF I ne condemned men